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Disposed Of In Sensational Deal.
(Canadian Pressi for an unannounced amount of
NEW YORK, Sept. 28-Connie
lr manager of the Philadelphia
etics, tonight announced the
of outfielders Al Simmons and;
.I Haas and infleldei- Jimmy I
kes to the .Chicago White Sox
cash. Mack declined tc comment on
the deal, one of the most sensa-
tional ln recent years, but said he
might make some further an-
nouncement after the World Series.
Eiifiliil GUARDIAN
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yertlsements of a news character
y be inserted at the rate of ic.
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party ohargod with illegal pos-
lon of inwxlcating liquor was
. tin yesterday afternoon and wzus
.- $300 or four months. A motor-
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Ottawa and the agreements result-
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BUTH CANUCKS WA TCHING THE
BASEBALL BQARD
WININ il.S.
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Salem Course Scene‘
Of Hard Fought
Struggles.
PEABODY, Mass., sept. za-<c.
P.)-The younger generaton in
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Baseball fans, young and old, male and female, came from far and
ncalr to witness the New York`\'aiikces and Chicago Cubs battle it out is
the first game of the World Series, which took place in New York Yankel
Stadiugn yesterday, but played inning by inning on the Guardian-lierald
baseball board in such at manner that each and every one of the mam
hundreds of fans were able to follow the game with the same precision
as if they were at the scene of hostilities itself.
Everything clicked in apple-pie order, and ,iudgingby thc numerous
complimentary remarks overheard by the writer, the Guardian-ilerald
electrically operated Baseball Board
is sure to bcconle n fast friend of
ull baseball lovers and a pleasant memory when the World Series is over.
Yesterdays crowd of ball followers was the largest that has ever wit-
nessed a relay of a. World Series game in this city. Tier upon tier lined
’ every available vantage point in the vicinity of Zion Church and the
BUSH-Pitcher ('..Il`FE'=» Pithcr PAT VMALONE 'womens golf out on o wud su,-ge Guardian corners, where waves of applause could be heard for blocks as
Chl°"'5“- (L5 CH 150 CWS May 'hm ` Ur cubs Tod” today in the opening round of mf; the fans rooted and pulled for their respective teams. This was especi-
_ Unlged 3,3965' cl-I5mI-,lonshlp play ally so when Ruth singled for the Yanks, bringing Combs home, to later
Ove th Sal m om-5 and th,-o., cross the plate on Lou Gehrig's home run smash to right field.
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 L ea de r of me omm|_.y'S omstoiqdmg VoIo,_ Through the co-operation of Chief of Police Birtwhistle and mem-
traffic on Prince Street vlent along unhampcr-
M 0   ans learned that even their sk il ""5 'lf the Citi’ F°l'°°» the '
el handled with dis atch and precision, nothing happening to mal
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nunclation of the proceedings at ‘  E . I
on  6  could not quench the fires of youth- cd- b '"3 P
_ ` Y ful amoition the °°°“|°“° '
l h i n d from the Cabinet ' '  ' ° -
ng as e res g e O'I"°ar for many Seamus coach ot   -  D There is, however, one criticism which might be offered, and that is,
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in company with Sir Hcrber: Sam- 'BY TEC y’ » As age faded before youth, for
- me Yankees' are n°w with cm°ag°' `go1fmg groyboords had hardly ,o_ that the boys who gather to watch the board he more considerate of the
bald Sinclair, Sc:‘rci'~,l~y for Scot- SECOND GAME OF THE 1- ' covered 1 th I h ks I II , lawns on which they congregate and protect said lawns as well as the
land. ' Iwonhufs SERES THIS AFTER‘i EARLY PREPARATION CEX§TER1;r°“§"  218"`(;“;y gh” evh_o,.holer(v);Ill<:toryet}hai gflungopeggr' llfoperty. Unless this co-operation is met with, other means will be
- ght by the Mounted Police be- NOON. ann an ess - ec ar ng e 6- Watters, of Buuaw score over Mrs' resorted to to handle the situation. '
e seipendiary Magistrate K. M. The New lvilnislers _ _ ` -1- M °° Tram" ° S “k” l"°l°p’“°“” °f °°““d1°“ “dusk”
A NEW WRESTLING HOLD
uel, Home Secretary and Sir Archl
"I am convinced,” Lord Snolvden
charged with dmnkm d'l"1“S wrote to the Prime Minister," that In the wrestlins bout at 'I`°f-
=- brought before Stlpendlary the torms and Impex-lullsg policies 'onto between Harold Cantonwine
aglgmm Donald Maoxinnon, and, which the Tories me can-ylng and Earl Mccready, the former
-_it was his second offense, was through are more dangorgus in 'won the first fall with a hangman’s
ell 90 dByS in the QUEEIUS C°“htY their permanent effect than the lh°°S€- MCCTBWY ‘kicked his head
of drunken 1 l 8 which was ¢em_ 'between the two top ropes Canton-
The on on p, p
- had been .,thWan_ Dorothy Campbell I-Iurd, who ga.n-
lng of the Moncton Hawks hockey and commerce , _ , .
team’ says: ...I-his group of hwkey cd and to a large measure para-  the hm' “I her three “““°“a'l Hubert Arsenault of St. Chrysos-
players is swing promise of again lysed" by the ,,excessIvely mgh mp t.tles in 1909 the year she won the tome took the mst prim s_ _
being a formidable threat for Can- lffs €I18Ci€d by the DY€S9I`li5 admin- mst of her two British champion"
' ». ships when long-hitting Charlotte
_ I g tl I RL H _ w_1_,_ M K _ » - EMERALD SCHOOL
adlan supremacy next SPrlnE The ora Oh 011 me Z: U1 Gmmng of short Hills’ N' J., je_
players are already raking things we Kina, leader of the I- r par-
feated Mary K- Bl'°Whe °f E°1f1h5 Honor Roll of Emerald School for
seriously and working out regularly IW. i0d8Y pledged i'\iS Daffy £0 CDH- » and tennis mm b In
to l~l¢l` themselves of ,my excesspinue to seek the promotion of Ilast green e, y
lil. A second case crisis o ost ye r, I - I d b th 1 ri I tariff b
ang was adjourned nu wnlghr-.l pomy and yielded to rlrasrlcIwlne pulled the cords together,(;v¢ishttt;\ey may have acwuedI_I;s° Y E We H8 ° ‘lf-I To Compmc me mu, 0, me ,,e,_
E I _ GADE AR ,treatment-” lf:eHkSti;>°d 91;! §€w fgetbaway .athd gyu;1n5au;hZL:;rsne,;' §;a;r:;::n;:iI' spéakmg on behalf MW H G0, Ierarls, Bernice Wall, of Oshkosh,
1ST M D UM BRI - s oo em. e eree or es even u- _ > ~ ' WIS" oven-ged himself for previous
LERY__compomIonS Wm be "The Domlmonso, he expmlned of , any got Moc,-oady loose' and when to date, but when the ice plant is Iding. Liberal candidate in the South I defeats by lore ng Mrs' Opal S Hm
i |Huron by-election which winds up _ '
t the big canadian fell to the floor, PM in °Pmii°H in the Stadium, |o, Kansas Cm, home, of the West.
ld on Monday and Tuesday even- the ottawa agreements, “are o _
-'_ ueliii. A11l'B!\i¢S Will Please ar- dictate to us where we shall buy canwnwine pounced on him for B early m November’ the playersiwlth polling on oct 3' Mr' King lem United States title, out of the
should be in fair trim. Percy Nick- lsiwnely criticized what he tamed Im b atm h I I the wh
- B0 10 attend- UI\if0I`lI1S Will |92 and where we shall not buy. The fall- The “ext HiBhi. 9-5 0ii8.W8. I I urney Y be g e a
ued Thursday evening. A full at- agreements have surrendered our Cantonwlne met Charlie Hansen, uh Wm “gain be manager this attempts °f Gwemment 5p°k°5’ ,hog o ai h m Ich b ooo
_ I e t g n t e a y
coming season. Foster, Gill and meh t0 make the Imperial EC0\1“l oi I, -
dance is desired. Capt. G. W. fiscal autonomy and have handed 9-nd 111 Wrestling for the deciding p n.
fall Cantonwlne immediately set Burmge Wm be °h the mme ahdiomic Conference the issue in the Mrs. Vare Advances
sig, O. C. No. 2 Battery; Major v to th D lnl I 1 1 , I
' ' 0 er B om ons con ro ° _[possibly others. Connelly, Muckle,'°°htE5i7~ I
.s. pleirilnlz, 0. C-. N0- 8 Battery- British trade policy, reducing this Hi=°“° the “Sk Of tenslins Hansen ,_ ,, ,,
5536_9_29_2I,\ country below the status or me In me ropes, but in the Prooessiand Duke MacDonald are still ori| They ask you. he said, to Bive Three of the other 15 makhes
Domlnlonsg- he fell overboard and was counted hmd fm' ‘me une? NOUU COOK. fthe Wvemment y°“’ 5“pp°"' °“
' h _ Ken Carroll and Dud James are .5°memi“g that y°“ know nothing 'others were decided on the last
The plugs of two of the Cabinet out in t e rlngside. Referee Bour I _ I
guignon untangled Hansen from the personnel °f another “nd Mc' Iwhatever about' somethmg that is green. The ouistanding favorites,
Ministers were immediately filled M I ml I be ad k d hi h
~ successful. At 8.30 Brother as Prime Minister MacDonald the “P95 “hd “filer counting tan, anus. Webster and Nuckcr Irvlne_5 ° m e naw" an W c however, were not forced to such
f :i’ oth ta " when lt is made known in its en- ,en V ‘_
SOCIAL-Benevolent
social evening was
ll. T. S.
Society
., onus Comoon opened up the sought to retain the non party with Cantonwlne still out of the °r an er at “king hm- i extremes. Mrs. Glenna Col a e. “ll-
d hi h th ___ Itirety rosy occasion more in the way ' atm white; 2,
game of auction, in which character of the Government, but Angfralse 5 “hd “S 0 Winner- ' ,f
rty five tables were played. Theithe resllrnations in effect mean the *_* SOLD OUT AT CHICAGO 'of bm” dlsappmntment and Chaz |1011 in the 155i 10 YC”-fs had ani Clarissa Tmmorl 3’ Carlyle Tram'
rin." The voting, he pointed out., V ’oH that or
ults were as follows: Ladies, removal from the Mlnistr i th "BACK WITH FIRST LOVE" i 28 da Pi in the DM' is ~
y 0 e All box seats and reservedseats had bee" 5" fm' three dhys he' ldesgoteg M5: im., F Sohoidt of! Grade II-1, Nora Arsenault; 2.
t, Mrs. George Power, sccond,, entire block of free traders. ' ` I _ I . . .
 Helen McManus: Genuemenal Replying tonight to the deelar- ~7°° M°CeI1hy. manager of the,” °h1°"g° ‘°’ the *hm \v°f1d.f°“’ the °"”“‘““ °’ the "’“°‘“1 IN<>ri-Istolwl. Pa. seven and five. IWW °’°“°s‘ 3' M““"°° D“““‘
. N Y It Y -k series games between New York 505510” °f Parliament at which the The Camo-on onmos_ both 5oo_ Grade I ia)-1, Pauline Mohan.
l, e uail it d b M. wil-'ations whi h l ' rl -l *W °" H" wh WHS delwsed -
q y mer C y r ' C accompan ed le res I _ Yankees and the Chicago Cubsldetails of the agreements reached lsoned golfers' had to battle for' Grade l lb)--1, Lloyd McCourt;
l Condon and Mr. Arthur Gor-'ignations, the Prime Minister de- from me management °f the Chi | I ,
cago Cubs two years o in favor have bee” wld- Thi” are 19000'“t' the Imperial C°M°ren°e were ievery hole. Ada MacKenzie formeri 3- Heleh C‘"°k"h “hd Em C-°W¢ 3'
lyclrawnb th fo ;ll¢claredthtk f BE ~-
y e rmer uc y e as 0 the Naumml reserved seats and 1700 bor seats t° be mme kn°w“' iCa,.,od,o,.I champion’ and long o'Dorothy Jones. '
le number sixteen and drawn Government was not yet com l ted M RW" H°msW' Mccafthy “hd ’ ‘ ' . .
D 9 .Img head coach' Jimmy Burke’ know The only relnalning tickets are for SEAFORTH' Ont" Sept' zsnlml ‘great competitor in the title events; I‘F"“'¥‘5c§;:""‘h ‘md Nom M°`
went into overtime play and two
of Philadelphia. five times champ-I Grade 111-1- K *eh
One UP °h C the months of August and Septem-
ber:
Grade X-l, Genevieve Kelly; 2,
Mary Crcken; 3, Florence Mayne. `
Grade IX-1, Elsie Mayne; 2,
Margaret Crokcn; 3, Thelma Jones.
Grade VIII-1, Wendell Mayne;
2. Pope McMahon.
Grade VII-1, Mary Devine; 2,
lris McEntee; 3, Emmet Allen.
Grade VI-1, Elma Sinnott and
Gladys Croken iequal); 2, Emerson
Mathieson and Loraine Hughes.
lcqual); 3, John Murphy. -
Grade V-1, Hilda Moynagh; 2,
Dora Jones; 3, Pius Croken.
Grade IV-l, Raymond White; 3,
Hilary Moynagh; 3, Maurice Crok-
Mis. William McTague. At ten‘that it must be com l t d. .
Dee Im st d H2500 bleachel- and e500 oonoml mediate revision of the tariffs to;°n this side of me border’ had WI I.or, ea
l y floor director Brother Oat- I 9 F0118 Bn Weak points of the. ' ~~ I .
opened the dooce period Wm, A BI! _,ob » Ichlcazos. but Koenig. several sea- admissmn' bm* °f which ‘"0 91“°ed|th° level called mr in the Dunnmg'go the home grcen before elimin- I
sons with the New York te d °n “le the h"°1”hih8 Of the 881116- budget’ 5 50 per cent British mmf ating Jane Brooks, of Sparkiilll. N. ii
"~ sets of thirty couples each. It\ I Bm. an I
m-ce.=sary.to divide the crowd In a statement issued over hisl
th's manner to assure everybodyi name and those of Rt. Hon J H i I ` r -   ~ --
being able to enjoy IhomSoIvos_ Thomas’ Dommiows secretary and.   S  ;e;tr;Jft;ati;:if;0all-il;I.io;'ync:;>ar:;INew Yorker was a stroke higher, i ‘~.;~;.!E~;'-.:._:_;l,5_€,¢,,_§o,\¢.
usual the society crcliestra w`a.s1Lord Sankey, Lord High Ch 1- __ 1 *M 5' or i2 over PM- U *_ _ 4':-71:., .fe
_ I I ance I (Continued from Page l) complete control over customs tar- M,rs_ C_ S_ Eddsl also 0, Toronto I YM  I  ;,v B R 0 G U E S
, . , _ -and runner-up in last weeks Can- -'II --I.\_v,)‘_> E15.-.~.;,._-.e';:`_4__i.'__. F,-_a;;.
to its high standard and byn
" hi lelluect played the popular
- time dancing tune, "When they,
“ d0Wn the old pine tree.”
'"1" Wayne Moxie left this -
 looming to take up her studies
Dalhousie University.
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" Y DUI' pound on fresh and froz-
Mlmon tentatively granted to
°\indland which would auto-I
. lully apply to canada, was his;
' reason for renewed confid-'
 in eventually building up a
'export trade lo the British
" *Wit from the outlook a-
 ihe ocean there was an even
“F local market to be further!
l°l>cd.
7"f"`f\S0 the per capita con-
§’~|0li of fish in the Dominion
0 pounds yearly, and le wlu
is a market for vo,ooo.ooo
"" additional each year. AS-
K that a large amount con-
` ' Will be fillets, the total will
"hsirlerabiy larger." He explain-
'hi it lakes libaut three pcunds
"Nh fish to produce one pound
lor - National Laborites -- Prime
Minister MacDonald declared:--
“We put our hands to a very big
Job 12 months ago. The some do-
f°l`III-illhifinll to disregard all 'or-
dinary partlsanmethods which we
showed then we show still. The
work is not finished and it cannot
be finished until one way or rm-
other there is a. reparations and
debts settlement, and there is a
world economic conference and we
must go on till these things are
done.
“We make the same appeal to
the electors," the_ Prime Minister
added, "as we did 12 months ago-
that the nation needs a non party
government, and that purely party
considerations would weaken our
national influence in the world and
would be a blow at the movements
now at work towards the world re-
covery."
No appointment was immediately
made for the post of Lord Privy
Seal vacated by Lord Snowden. Sir
John Gilmour, the Conservative
Minister of Agriculture was ap-
pointed Home Secretary in place of
Sir Herbert Samuel. Sir Godfrey
Collins, some years ago the chief
Liberal whip was brought into the
Cabinet as Secretary for Scotland.
Major Weller Elliott, Conservative.
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Canadian apples, the hopes enter-
tained that the visit of British ex-
perts would lead to lifting the Bri-
tish embargo on Canadian potatoes
and the improved prospects for
lumber exports.
Tile new inventionof a Scottish
engineer, a. new lubricant gives
warning of the danger of overheat-
Blwiilier. he was transferred from
a private hospital room to the pub-
lic ward, where he refused to re-
main and "be a spectacle to look
at like a monkey in a cage." A
Physician who examined the wound
last night said further treatment
would be necessary if Boutiller
were to recover the use of his arm
to a. fair degree. Dr. J. L. Church-
ill doubted if Boutiller ever would
fully fellain the use of his right
ing bearings by emitting a spec'al ! arm.
odor.
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iiumpn and Bruiser eased by Minar1l'l
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At the time of the shooting
Boutilier was a "special officer” of
the R. C. M. P. When ambushed
P0lice revealed their presence in
the bank. Gerald Freckleton start-
moved up to the Ministry of Agri- ed shooting and the police retaliat-
ou|¢u,o_ ed. Freckleton fell, fatally wound-
ed. and Boutilier was shot through
Reglgnatlons Ithe shoulder and chest by a polloe
The eight Liberals resigning from
the Minister were, Isaac Foot,
Mnies Secretary; Sir Robert llam-
llton, Under Secretary for Col-
onies; Lcrd Lothian, Under Secret-
ary for India; H. Graham White,
Assistant Postmaster General; Sir
Murdock MacKcnzie Wood' and
Harcourt Johnston. assistant whips;
Walter Rea., Comptroller of the
Klng's Household, and Lord Allen-
illft- - - |wh° up been Financial secretary. sale. Lora in wuunr.
bullet.
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NEWARK. N. J., Sept. 2g_
Gil! thatched Jog pguy
illivhed the Minneapolis Mila
lers, champions of the Ameri-
can Association to a 3 to 2 vie.
tory over the Newark Bears,
International League pennant
winners, in ghe second game of
the little world series under
floolllighie hen tonight.
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Liberal party as enunciated by Rt.
Hon. W. I... Mackenzie King, here
tonight. '
Mr. King was speaking in the ih-
terests of the L‘bera1 candidate in
the South Huron by election, wil-
liam I-I. Golding, ex mayor of Sea-
forth. There was no reason to de-
lay, said Mr. King, if the present
government had any disposition to
lower tariffs. Nor was lt necessary
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perial Conference agreement be-
fore taking further steps to relieve
conditions in Canada.
“While we shall gladly welcome
whatever may again give any h0p€
of increasing inter'Empire trade.
Iwhether as a result of the agree-
fments effected at the recent con-
ference or in any other way, I
Ido not think it should be nerr.-sary
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too strongly stressed and offered a
medal or cash prize next NCBI' f01`
tile best fitted animal in thc ring.
The judges were: Horses- Mf-
.Hny Horne, Charlottetown: cattle.
Mr. Walter Shaw and M.: Roper,
Charlottetown Sheep-H. W. Clarz.
Poultry-F. M. Nash Silver foxes-
J. F. Arnett and James Tuliiill-
'Butter-Warren L. Brenton Do-
mestic science-Mrs. A. E. Morrison,
Miss Louise Hnsmrd and Miss El-
izabeth McMlllan. Grains, roots
and vegetables-R. C. Parent. J~ A-
fo' either political party to wait
until we know more about the
agreements in order f/0 tell the
.Clark and J. W. Boulter.
In every class the exhibits were
The 164-year-old vine at Hemp- I Ciw- The
gon com-g Palau, London, pol-o 500Ithe finest Mr. Brenton had ever
,bunches of ¥l’li>¢li'hi5¥°lY- had the privilege to judge. Mrs. 5520-9-29-3
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what its policies are with regard to mer years with the exception of I -
ltrade, much less to wait until con- the swine exhibit which Showed
of interest in this *_
anions change ln order lo say creat lack P U R D I E  R G u S 0 N
what as ‘ 9, party, it proposes to branch of livestock. The pumpkins,
do", said Mr. King. fifteen entries, two in each lot
we °““°=;,';‘;;';§ _jg §,{‘,§,,j,°,g;‘°,‘;1,; Sil0E C0., LTD. Charlottetown
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NORTH CARLETON SCHOOL
Report of North Carleton School
for the month of September:
Grade X -1, Dorothy MacFar-
lane; 2, Lloyd Lowther,
Grade IX-1, Wanda Lowther; 2.
Alberta Muttart. '
Grade VIII-1, Theresa Muttart;
2, James McGoughey.
Grade VII-1, Sadie Muttart; 2,
Frank Muttart; 3, Sandy Muttart.
Grade IV-l, Eunice McGoughey;
2, Everett McFarlane; 3, Eleanor
Lee.
Grade II-l, Kenneth Lowther.
Grade I (a)-1, Kenneth Low-
ther.
Grade I lb)-1, Mary Wright.
Teacher-Grace Deacon.
Folk schools, patterned after
those of Denmark, are to be estab-
lished in the Irish Free State.
Mli\ard'l relieves Stomach Crump.
Too Late To Classify
WANTED->i\IAIl') \\'ANTS POSI-
iion October lst. Can furnish best
of references, Phono 241-J.
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FOR SALE-EIGIIT PIECE OAK
dining room set. Apply Guardian.
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as a minimum where goods enter Y . , .
., by the tight margin oi oil-2 UD- _-'___ 
through Canadian ports, appoint- MISS MacKenzie had an B8 md me  .
NEW FALL
zidlan championship at Montreal I  illid 
gained a 2 and 1 verdict mc. Doro I .___ ~-nr-_...,,,,;5m_.?,:._;.;;¢_.
thy Hunter of Newton. Q-f:::__’_    R  !

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BROGUES
Maile of the finest
grade of Calf Leather.
;‘f§.i‘lf‘§3”§3§?.fr..$5-00
Men’s Scotch Grain
Oxfords. Very service-
able and fash- 
ionable .
TERMS SPOT CASH.
Meifs Black lllucher
Oxfords. A_ dandy.
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Specla Dpiloce 
Pei' pail 
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‘li/len’s Black Oxfords,
plain toe, sewn creas-
ed valnp. This is a
No APPROBATION. i>iI>1>l“~ Per
of h better quality than for- \ pail' . . . . . . $2°95
electors of South Huron exactly H muc
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